If you and your partner both care about interior design, then you may find yourselves at odds when it comes to designing your shared bedroom.
There are a few things to prioritize. Your love nest should promote harmony and romance, it should cater to both your tastes as much as possible and it should have enough storage for two.
1. The Safest Option: Classy, White, Elegant
The safest may sound a bit boring, but be sure that it doesn’t have to be.
In case you and your partner have vastly different styles, you can reach a compromise with an elegant, classy bedroom like the one in the above picture.
No one can say it’s not a wonderful space, and it’s sure to promote good sleep and romance.
2. Trusty & Traditional
Trusy wooden bed frame, half-paneled walls, a painting or two, and there you have it – the ultimate safe space.
Much like the previous bedroom, this one is mainly simple and able to cater to anyone’s needs.
The traditional design and color remind us of simpler times of our parents and grandparents and give the whole room a generational vibe.
3. Farmhouse Bedroom
If you’re both set on bringing some personality to your bedroom’s design, then consider the farmhouse style.
It’s warm, ornamental and fun.
4. A View for the Perpetual Honeymoon Vibe
If you’re lucky enough to be living in a place with beautiful scenery, make sure to capitalize on it.
Waking up with your loved one just to be greeted with a view like that is sure to make a great start to the day.
It’s also the perfect set-up for an evening glass of wine and deep conversation.
5. Sage Serenity
Unruly, romantic, and vintage, this kind of bedroom set-up makes for the perfect love nest.
6. Include a Baldachin
What’s more romantic than breezy fabric flowing freely about your shared bed?
Use a baldachin to create the ultimate romantic space for you and your partner.
7. Rounded Details for a Softer Space
Round furniture in general promotes softness in interior design.
To achieve the same effect in your bedroom, use rounded seats, shelves, and decor, or even be so extra to install an archway above the bed.
8. Japandi Bedroom
A japandi-style bedroom has everything a couple needs. It combines modernity, functionality, tradition, and neutral shades into an ultimate space that caters to everyone’s wants.
9. His & Hers
Make sure to create enough room for the both of you to show off your favorite decor, reads, and memories.
Like many things in a relationship, organizing your shared bedroom is mostly about finding a compromise.
10. Boho Bedroom
Go for warm hues to promote relaxation and good sleep in your shared bedroom.
You want it to feel like a safe space for the both of you, hence going boho is the optimal choice.
11. Dramatic Lavishness for Everyone
Do you want a maximalist bedroom, while your partner would rather go contemporary?
How about you scratch both of them and go crazy with lavishness? You may enjoy your shared space like the Tudors. Make sure to include plenty of shiny and gold details.
12. Glam Modern Bedroom
Introduce a bit of tasteful luxury into your shared bedroom by adding glam details to an overall modern set-up.
Luxury chandeliers, expensive fabrics, and shiny streaks are the main ingredients of this interior design style.
13. Romantic Getaway in Your Home
Create a fantasy getaway for you and your loved one by incorporating unusual elements into the design of your bedroom.
The custom-made appeal of all-matching fabrics is one way to achieve that, and a very special alternative is a round bed.
All of these together make for a soft and romantic end result.
14. “All You Need Is Love” Bedroom
This starving artist’s bedroom possesses a particular French appeal that’s inherently romantic.
Mattress on the floor is not as unusual of a choice as it may seem. As a matter of fact, it’s a go-to sleeping solution in Japan.
With the right decor and furnishing, you may just find this to be your favorite bedroom set-up.
15. Open Concept
A bedroom that leads straight into the garden or a swimming pool is the ultimate romantic choice.
If you’ll have your bedroom on the ground floor and have your own garden, then, by all means, take advantage of it.
16. Include Lights for Ambiance
Whether it’s LED lights or lamps, make sure to use the lighting to create a warm, sensual ambiance in your bedroom.
A strong overhead light is the very opposite of what a shared couple’s bedroom needs.
17. Seating Area in the Bedroom
If you like to have a late-night chat or a glass of wine with your partner, it’s very convenient to have a seating area by the bed or somewhere in the bedroom.
If you have children or live with other family members, you may not always have the luxury to lounge in your living room as long as you like.
Creating the space for an at-home romantic date is crucial for a successful relationship.
18. Modern Luxury Is Neutral
There is a good reason why beige and cream white are among the most popular shades in interior design.
They make the room clean and open and are a great trick for making a smaller room appear more spacious.
19. Keep the Flame Alive: A Bedroom Fireplace
A fire popping at the bedside is perhaps the most romantic addition to the bedroom.
However, make sure to stay safe and install a fire alarm. A good and safe choice would be to get a closed fireplace to minimize the odds of an accident.
20. Play Around With String Lights and Decor
String lights have long stopped being just something we decorate our homes with around holidays.
Lots of homeowners leave them all year round because of their wonderful decorative and atmospheric potential.
Hang these lights above your bed to create the loveliest romantic ambiance.
21. Soft and Bright Bedroom
Keep your bedroom light and cozy by including soft, pastel, and bright shades all over.
They allow for a more peaceful sleep, nicer mornings, and overall better mood.
In Conclusion
Work with your partner to create a space that you’re both able to enjoy.
You may need to compromise on this color or that piece of decor, but as you’ve seen, there are various ways to design a bedroom that caters to everyone’s needs.
